Take Your First Look At Ridge Racer On PlayStation Vita

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Namco Bandai have released the first screenshots of the upcoming PlayStation Vita Ridge Racer game. Namco are keeping details on the game close to the chest for now. All we know so far is that the game will feature worldwide online play and that the Kamata SYNCi will be one of the cars in the game.

 

 

Here’s a look at three of the tracks that will be in the game as well, the Alps Mountain Course, the Night View of the Harbour course, and the Urban Resort course:

 

 

 

While Namco are keeping most details of the game close to the chest, Ridge Racer is supposed to be a Vita launch title in Japan.


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